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According to the AIDS Epidemic Update released in November 2001 by the Joint UN Program on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) HIV/AIDS infection is escalating globally. The disease is spreading most quickly in Eastern Europe and Central Asia where an estimated 1 million people are now infected with the disease. Furthermore statistics show that about 5 million people were infected with HIV in 2001 (versus 5.3 million in 2000) and an estimated 40 million (versus 36.1 million) are believed to be living with the virus worldwide. In response to this threat prevention and aggressive harm-reduction programs are at work according to the Director-General of WHO Dr. Gro Harlem Brundtland. He cited several Asian countries like Thailand and Cambodia whose efforts of prevention are effectively working in reducing the incidence of HIV/AIDS. Poland and several African states have also shown exemplified actions in controlling the epidemic. Dr. Jesus Maria Garcia Calleja a UNAIDS epidemiologist stressed the need of will and commitment from all sectors to prevent further outbreak. In Eastern Europe and Central Asia since the spread is still in its early stages a comprehensive response is needed to reduce risky sexual and drug-injecting behavior among young people and to tackle the socioeconomic and other factors that promote the spread of the virus.

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